Birth date: Jul 27, 1958 Death date: Jan 14, 2025
Rewaz Rahim Chowdhury was born in Bangladesh on July 27, 1958 to parents Abdur Rahim Chowdhury and Rabeya Khan Chowdhury. He passed away on January 14, 2025 at the age of 66. He is survived by his loving wife, Karen Chowdhury; ch Read Obituary
Rewaz Rahim Chowdhury was my uncle, and the oldest of the siblings on my mother’s side. He was a father figure to everyone in our family; he raised his own siblings, and did the same for their children. He was the foundation on which our family stood, and, more than that, he spent his entire life taking care and setting up this family throughout multiple generations.
As a someone who lived in Texas away from my family and my home, he was a sanctuary for me. He was always kind, always funny, always considerate, and always loving.
To be in a world without him feels like we have been exposed, and it feels as if we are lost without his guidance. The legacy of love is a lifetime of grief, and this loss is difficult to come to terms with.
We pray that he is reunited with his parents and his sister in the afterlife, and that he finds eternal peace.
Rewaz Rahim Chowdhury was my uncle, and the oldest of the siblings on my mother’s side. He was a father figure to everyone in our family; he raised his own siblings, and did the same for their children. He was the foundation on which our family stood, and, more than that, he spent his entire life taking care and setting up this family throughout multiple generations.
As a someone who lived in Texas away from my family and my home, he was a sanctuary for me. He was always kind, always funny, always considerate, and always loving.
To be in a world without him feels like we have been exposed, and it feels as if we are lost without his guidance. The legacy of love is a lifetime of grief, and this loss is difficult to come to terms with.
We pray that he is reunited with his parents and his sister in the afterlife, and that he finds eternal peace.
Karen, Erika, Ryan, and Families,
You already know this, but it bears repeating. Re was a remarkable person. While I didn’t see him all that often, he was always so kind and upbeat, so interested and good-natured. He was playful and funny and easy to be with. And that barely scratches the surface.
Re made the world around him a little bit better, and he will be missed. Sending love and deepest condolences.
May we all, “Be Like Re”.
Mary Wacker
Re was such a wonderful neighbor and friend. So genuine and truly interested in how we were doing when we would visit. We lived 2 houses down for the first 9 years we knew Re and Karen before moving a few streets over. Reunions with Re after we moved were never awkward and we’d pick up right where we left off as if no time had passed at all. When we had neighborhood dinner club, Re and Karen always fixed Re’s native food for us and everyone loved it. They were gracious hosts and dearly loved. Re will be dearly missed in our neighborhood as he was loved by everyone he came in contact with.
Karen, Ryan and Erika…we are sharing in your sorrow at this most difficult time. 🤍
Charlie & Alice Corbin
